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Style Dictionary documentation digest: design tokens, the CLI and npm module, and the build…
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What this guide covers
A source note for designers and developers who produce brand and publishing assets from shared design tokens. It records what the project's README and docs pages say about writing tokens, configuring a build and the order of build steps. Based on the documentation at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
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Style Dictionary documentation digest: design tokens, the CLI and npm module, and the build pipeline
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A source note for designers and developers who produce brand and publishing assets from shared design tokens. It records what the project's README and docs pages say about writing tokens, configuring a build and the order of build steps. Based on the documentation at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The docs say a token file that overrides another source file gives a collision warning, while overriding an include file does not.
- The CLI page says three basic commands but lists four, so count commands from the list rather than the sentence.
- Check which call style your installed version supports, since the README and the npm module page show different ones.
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